MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 October 1939, Page 9

MARTINBOROUGH

NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY (“Times-Age” Special.) The follwing new books have been placed on the shelves of the local library—“ Thundering Hooves,” by R. Lee; “Devil’s Tor,” D. Lindsay; “Three Harbours,” D. Lambert; “Invitation,” G. Mitchell; “Come Away Death,” M. Mitchell; “Meat for Mammon,” A. Maybury, “Lady it is Spring, “Hopalong Cassidy Takes,” C. Mulford; “Quis Separabit,” T. W. Metcalf; “Second Summer,” M. Price; “Rabble in Arms,” K. Roberts; “Mournful Martin,” C. W. Sanders; “Rose Deeprose,” S. K. Smith; “Operation M. 0.,” Taffrail; “Man and Waif,” S. Tempest; “Last Year’s Snow,” D. Tracy; “Cardboard Castle,” P. C. Wren. Centennial Baths. The amount donated so far to the Centennial baths fund amounts to £3O 12s lOd, the latest contribution being £1 from Chas Hudson. Home Nursing and First Aid. The First Aid and Home Nursing classes will be held at the school on Tuesday, October 31, the home nursing at 6.45 p.m., and the first aid at 7.30 p.m. The last batch of first aid pupils are now taking home nursing, and some new pupils intend to take both courses.